The market is running on cocaine, hate, and broken dreams.
As mentioned by many, the "market" is just a graph of rich people's feelings. Everything he's done so far is helping rich people.
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Typical sanewashing of the complete collapse of the American middle class
Obligatory "I'm not European" but have quite a few online friends from euro land that I yak with regularly.
Remember their grocery shopping habits are (typically) much different than Americans. Where US shoppers may go once every week or two, and make large bulk purchases to load into their car, it's more common there to stop by a market every day or two on the way home from work or another errand, just to get a single light bag that is enough for the next couple meals. "Carrying home groceries" for a km or two is less of a chore if it's not 25kg of groceries at a time.
Someone saw "water" in the description
I think you're missing a bottle of lube
brain empty of thoughts
mouth full of cock
he really just like me fr fr
Bet if you subdivide the murder cases solved by victim's income level you'll find something way more interesting, NYT.
In my experience side by sides are the least efficient use of their space. Its hard to stack most frozen foods up tall and narrow because they slide around and will slide out the front every time you open the door. Freezer top or freezer bottom units can be packed a lot more efficiently since it maximizes horizontal space and I vastly prefer them.
"Nothing smart" is the only other appliance rule.
Chunks of billionaire approximately 1 inch across are the best for local fauna to digest effectively.
Yeah same. I need my fentanyl to be all American home grown made with gasoline, asbestos and coal ash.
Here before Idaho legislature passes a constitutional amendment to remove ballot initiatives
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A 'male' humanoid robot was unveiled in Saudi Arabia. It then inappropriately touched a female reporter.
(www.businessinsider.com)
Under structural-only DP loading, a certain amount of deflection is allowed, and a certain amount of post-loading set displacement (permanent deformation) is allowed. Under the DP (design pressure) system, DP ratings are defined differently for structural, water leakage, and air leakage tests. This is a structural only test, so it is not mandatory to maintain a water or airtight seal during or after the load is performed, it simply must not break either the frame, the door, or the glass.
I'm not sure if this unit was a pass or a fail. It at least didn't break.
This two-panel patio door unit has an astragal on the inactive (non-handled) panel with shoot bolts into the head and sill. The active (handled) panel has no shoot bolts in this design, and acts more like a traditional door system.
I believe this was a DP50 structural test rating, equivalent to a 200mph wind. DP is gradually being replaced by the PG rating system which also includes air and water leakage during and after loading in a single unified test definition.
So much government efficiency